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The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
V|T|ATED BLOOD
Scrofu,ous, Inherited and Contagious HUI
mors Cured by Cuticura.

I'ill;bl eli tine medium of of Your books
L "riNcd through Mr.. Frank Il. Wray, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa. became acquainted with your CUT
81 IA HfMi.nIi>, and take this opportunity to ties
ttl to You that their use has permanently cured me
of one "i the worst eases of blood poisoning, in
connection with ery,ipclas, that have ever seen,
and this after having been pronounced incurablc
by some Of the best physicians in county. |
take great pleasure in forwarding to you this testi-
m"nirl, unsolicited it is hy you, in order that
Others suffering from similar maadics may be en-
c"ura-rd To give Nur q TItI IA REMEDIES Il trial.
T.. :. WIIITLI\GER, Lecchhurg, Pa.
reference: FRANk I. WRAY, Druggist, Apnllo. Pa.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

am the pastor of the Baptist church. here,
AMI az educated physician. nm not in prae-
tico, but am my sole family physician, and AL
Wise in chronic cases. over year 40 recon-
mended Your HOP Kittcr~ to my invalid wife.
WHO has been under medical treatment Of NJ
bangs best ply ~ician> several years, She has
been greatly benefited and still USES the meli-
cine believe she will become thoroughly
cured Of her various complicated diseases i:
their use. We both rccommcnd them to pHi
friends many Of whom have also been cured OF
their various ailments by Them.
REN. T. r. W .>EHEN.
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CH,'cH Of DrjU"iug.

"A young friend of mine was cared Of m in
>atiable thirst for liquor that had 50 PROSTATE,
his system that he was unable to do amy bu~i
ness. lie was entirely cured by the use of IIoi
Bitcr>. 1t aiaycl all that burning thirst tool
away the appetite for liquor; made his lcrlc'
steady; and he has remained n steady and sober
man for more than two wears, ani has 10 dr
sire to return to lis cups. and know Of !
number Of others that have been cured g.
drinking by it, From a leain.; r. X. Official
Chicago. III. GElO
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

IT U"IttTUt7H' IT ~ Ft' II f1T
Dear Sir-Why don't you get Il certificate
from Col. W. ii. W., of Baltimore, showing
how he cured himself of drunkenness by the
help of Hop Btters. His is wonderful case.
He is well known in Rochester, \. V. by all
the drinking people there. lie is known in this
city, Cincinnati. New Orleans. New York; in
fact all over the country. he has spent tlioiD-
sands of dollars for rum. honestly believe
his card would be worth thousands of dollars
to you in this city and Baltimore alone. ana
make thousand, of sober men 10y inducin. the
use Of your htter>. J. \. W.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

The article i'll the March numbrr OF the
New England magazine on The 'lhiYer>@li>i
Church,. hy President Cap"n. i exceedingly
interesting. and the sketch of Or. Miner. With
the accompanying portrait, is Il welcome COM
plcneht to it. Or. j. NJ. French 4itc~ an 40
count OF The sm>hury Copper Mines and
Rev. W. /. Gi!l. who has just read Mrs. Eddy
out Of The lei of persons in whose Nagarie>
you can hay. confidence, pays his respects to
Or. tulli> and li~ faith cure. Til" editors
table i full OF guoi things ::.d the entire
number. j.. full Of drli-ilful readin-. 81
BroNujrld street. Boston,
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CIIICIRA REMElIES

are sold everywhere. Price: CUrICURA, the Great
skin Cure, 30 cts; CUTICuKA SOAP, an Exquisite
Rcautiicr, - cts. ; CUTICURA REsuLvENT, the New
Blood Purifier, $l.Oo. POTTER Drug AND CHEMI-
CAL Co., Boston,
0lMPLES, Blackheads, skin Blcmishcs, and
IW Baby Humors, use CUTICURA SOAP.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
SCROFUL0US ULCERS.

James L. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
leans, on oath says: "In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until was mass of cor
rupti"n. Everything known to the medical faculty
was tried in vain ! became mere wreck. At
times c"nl'! not lift my hands to my head could
not turn IN bed; was i'll constant PAIN and looked
upon life "a curse. No relief in ten
wears. In $3.50 heard of the CUTICl'EA RENE.
DIS, used Them and was perfectly cured
SW prn to before l.. :. Com j. ID, CIR \WFoRD.
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4. q a r. ID,

To ali Who arc suffering from tho errors and
indiScrctions ot youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood &c, will send recipe
that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary IN South
America. Send Il sclf-addrcsscd envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D, Ne,o York City.
Iyl:b1
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MEDICINE NOT Il DRINK.
High authority.

Hop BitcTs is not in any sense, an alcoholic
beverage or liquor. and could not be sold. for
use. except to persons DESTROYS of obtaining
medicinal bttcrS GREEN B. RAIIM,
L. :. Com'r Internal Rev.
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DRUGGISTS ESE THEM

We have obtained satisfactory results from the
use of the Culicura Remedies in our own family
and recommend them beyond any other remedies
for diseases of the skin and blood The demand
for them grows as their merits become known.
MACMILLAN Co, druggists, Latrube, Pa.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
Hj}fDu. Upi. Feb. 10. 1854;

Having used Hop Bittcr-, the noted remedy
for debility, nervousness, indigestion, etc.,
have no hesitation in saving that it j. indee, an
excellent medicine and recommend it to any
ono a> truly tonic biitcrs. Respectfully.
REN. Mrs. }. If. ELLGOOD.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
Bill Nye's Cow.

lowing 10 ill-hcalth," says Bill Nye, Il will
sell 1t my e>ience in town %, range is, west,
according to Government survey, one crushed
raspberry coorcl COW, aged six years. She is
good mk>cr and is not afraid of the cars
anything else. She is a COW of undalnted
courage and gives milk frequently. To man
VINO does not fear death in any form she would
he Il great boon. She is very much attached
to her home at present. by means of a trace
chain. but She will be sold 10 any one who will
agree 10 treat her right. She is onc-fourth
>horthorn and three iourths hyena. Purchas-
TT need not he identified. will also throw in
duuhlc-lnrrclicd shotgun which goes with
her. In May She generally goes away some
where for week or two, and returns with Il
tail. red calf, with long. walbly legs. Her
name j. Rose, and would prefer to sell her to
a NONRESIDENT"
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aTII.. IL the Ladies' = woman who suffered
y for "Nera years from female troubles and
WAS Cured viii tie glad to let the I.a.li : know
the remedy which i simple and inexpensive, every
i.WN irtat herself. \ free package sent hy
addressing Mrs. +. l.. r., with stamp, Bon 30
Aublrn Me. :5ml*
\ lady took her little hoy to church for the first
ti!nr. / pom hearing the organ he WAS ON his feet
in-tan1tr. sit down. said the mother 81 wont,
ia shouted, II want to see the monkey.
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HOW NY SIDE ACHES,

g From the bench and the counter, from
d % the loom and sewing machine goes up
HXTrA the cry of pain and weakness. Aching
NEN3yW Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine
R42-h Pains, Strains and Weakness, Coughs
Colds and Chest Pains, and every Pain and Ache
of daily toll relieved In one minute by the CutI.
cuPa Anti.Pian Plaster. New, elegant and infal-
bic At druggists, Die; five for 800; of Potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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FTT'T,H FH7TI.TTV1' 7-77'7' III TVT7-T0NS T''0NN'
ANA I'D r'''iiilS 10 biography.
Ire & shn,.arJ ara. ..I,o,t f., r,,l,l;.b ,,,,.-
edition IF ). fnar Wnrth TWIN, :. In XIV
William NJ Rokpr. "I,t,r Iyri,." H.; Nr.
.IuliI W.,rI Uowt with viii la,.t,;u her
nII.l, aJmirpI ..R,tti,. IIi1nn If thr n,,,n;-
i;I..t ..IG.,i,,.,,,,. frn,, I,;cL,n ,;r~t i.;
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Y
The puAii~hiu. house of u. lotl.rop !, Co.
,..I.,-v',,t =. t,,.mati,i, IN, March when
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

Ira u. >ankey reached Chicago March 81.
Sunday Moody and Sankey began grand cam
pai-r. which they expect TO climax a month
later ly raising S21o.00o for the erection of a
grand tabernacle at Chicago.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

h. arrangements Of the Canadian Pacific
hailWt, Company for through connection with
China have been completed. Three steamships
have hrrn chartered. and the first of them vii
leave lion" iiong early in April
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
SCROEILOUS. INHERITED.

And Contagious IIumors, with Loss of HAIR and
Eruptons of the skin, are positively cured by Gu
IictRA and CrrICuRA SOAP externally, and CUT
CIRA HESOIvEST internally when all other metli-
cines fell. Send for Pamphlet.
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
Bucklen'S ArEica SalyC.

The l;,>t >avc in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, lrcr~, salt Rhcum, / ever Sores, letter
ChHlpcd Hands, Chibans, Corn-, and all ski
EruptionS, and positively cures Piles, or no pa,
rc.iUIl.d. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect >atSfac
ton or money refunded Price p cents per box
FOR -ilr hX Richard H. Moody
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17

=. scotch Presbyterian minister who married Il
couple of his rustic lialisli"ncrs felt exceedingly
IL -roncritrd his asking the bridegroom if he
WERE willing To take the woman for his welded
wife by hi scratching his head and saving: ~ y
Il MlIIlin'. hnI Ed rIlhi.r l:IN llGr siStrr'
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Ask FOR SAEEPGR'S u. & S.
"-AyD D0y.r TOT FORGET !Ts-

I" Itell ,pu. gentlemen,
there's ia u-e talking.
the Happy Thought
plug tobacco, pressed on
the ed-rs ia wac lin.
made by the " .i,on :,
Mccall4y TrL.lccpio "f
Middletnwn. Ohio, and
sold by ailgr 'c'is for ten
cents. len cents, mind
You. noinor IL anv"ther
Kind. Is the dan,liest
J chnW OF Sln Ike TINT L
The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
MiEtHALL HALLS

II, tdl method in drowning, to what to do and
hnW to tn ii, will be found III DIR. kauimanns
Medical Work: line cnlured plate, from life. send
three 2-r.nt stamps. t" pay postage. t" y. p Ord
WAY &C.,, Boston, Mas, and receive copy free.
'Pri-oncr. you have been accused of numbering
vuur wife. What have You 10 say" Your honor.
n.y life with lirr had hccolne insupporle," ''Eut
N";i could have asked for separation or divorce.
impossible. had sworn never TO leave her until
death parted H. !"
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Political Fight. i'm Baltimore.


DEMOCRATIC DISAGREEMENT ABOUT THE PRIMARIES
SURVEYOR OF THE PORT wARFIELD IN TWO AFFRAYs.
The factional quarrel among Baltimore demo-
Gratis caused two street encounters in that city
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Edwin Warleld, sur
veyor OF the port and the champion OF the regular
democracy, participated in both the fights The
beginning OF the row seems to have been some
very severe structures upon the late democratic
primaries by Dr. j. PEMBROKE Thorn, formerly
speaker OF the Maryland house OF delegates
DR.. Thorn, democrat himself, asserted
that the late democratic primaries were
fraudulent. Mr.. Warfield denied It and
intimated that the defeat OF DR.. Thom's at the
primaries for nomination for State senator was
the cause OF the doctors ugly charges Dr.. Thorn
boss and dare not speak for himself. This
heated conversation took place in the Merchants
Club, and upon Mr.. Warfleld remarking that such
talk was out OF place at the club the irate
doctor declared he would not only repeat
II OUTSIDE, Dut would kick the surveyor all over
the street II ne would step out. The two men
passed out nearly together and In q 0ew minutes
knocked out IN short order, and had to be picked
up from the Street-car track by friends
About Two hours later Mr.. Warfleld was acc0stod
on the street by MIR. DeCourcy w. Thorn, son q
the surveyors late antagonist. The son was bent
upon obtaining 'Satisfacti0n" for his fathers
defeat He used his lists and the surveyor uS0d
an umbrella. Several blows had been exchanged
when polceman inteyfered and the two com.
batantS were taken to the central station. As
the case was dismissed. surveyor Warneld's face
bears the marks Of nngeF-nan scratches. Mr.
Tnom has cut on tho head, while his father hi
q black eye.
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A Happy Reunion

CAUSED By THE RETURN HOME OF A LONG LOST SON.
At the pleasant little village OF Alpharetta, Ca,
family rennion OF romantic character has taken
place. In 1855. John Holloway, the son of sub
stantal farmer, concluded togo outinto the world,
and seek his fortune. Soon letters from him
ceased to arrive and the old folks mourned him as
lost AS the years passed by and no tidings OF the
lost one were received, the opinion became con-
frmed that he must surely be dead. The father
and mother took comfort In the other children
and tried to forget the one who as absent. Tues
day the couple were 20 celebrate their
ding. The neighbOrs had gathered, and as the
dinner. hour approached, Mrs. Holloway ex-
pressed her sorrow that the one miss
Ing cnair could not be filled s1f John were only
here, said she, 81 would feel that could CO." The
table was set out in the yard, under the limbs OF
an aged nve-Oak tree, and the guests were seated
around 1t. Just then wagon appeared in view,
containing gentleman with a.heavy black beard,
a lady, and four children. The mothers intuition
at once recognized her long-lost son. He had
returned, he said, with his wife and children,
because as the day drew near upon which his
parents would have been ffty years married he
relt strongly 1mpelled TO do 80. he was now one
OF the largest farmers near Halo, Neb. There he
had married, and now, With his family, he desired
70 join the happy circle. The clergyman asked the
blessing with increased uncttons and the feast
passed on happily.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
A CHIEF CLERK CAPTURED.
He had Embcxxlcd q 900 and Skipped,
but is Found In Mexico and Rail-
rOaded Back 90 California.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, sept IA Los Angeles
special says: It has become popular here foe
sherifs 70 railroad prisoners out OF Ensensdo the
new colony on Todos Santos Bay, In Lower CALI
fornia- few days ago Gormley, the brute who
assaulted a twelve year-old girl. was kidnapped
by Los Angeles constables a few miles from Ense-
nado. smuggled up 10 the line. and finally landed
In the county Jail here Tonight a similar case
becomes known. Harry l. McCauley Is n hand
some young man, who came here from san Fran
cisco last year, and has been for months chief
clerk at the California Central Railway Offices
In the city. August l. he suddenly skipped,
having embezyled over 81. 900 OF the company
money. Deputy Sherffs Russell and Poyereno
were detailed 20 work the case, and about
ten days ago found McCauley IN Ensen-
kidnapped him last Friday night and rallroaded
him through to the city, arriving this evening.
McCauley states that on Friday night, as he was
going up the hill 20 his hotel In Ensenado, two
MeNicans one or whom was Poyereno, and the
other an Ensenado Officer met him, put revolyers
TO his head and made him throw up his hands.
They handcuffed him, put him on horse and
rairoaded him 10 the line He WAS In the saddle
forty-eight hours and had but one hours sleep
and hardly anything 20 eat. Al the line they
We're met by Russell with a carriage and a war
rant. NcCauley's fall arose from fast living He
got 500 I'm debt and when rents came In he took
The money 10 gamble 10 get square. He lost the
whole amount, over 81 ,o00, In poker game with
a wel-known gentleman al hotel In Santa Mon
| leo. When he ned from this city he had but loo
In his pocket, and has been supported ever since
| by friend. He confesses his guilt.
Both Gormley and McCauley to-day obtained
writS OF habeas corpus on the ground that they
were arrested IN Mexico.
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EAST SAGINAW, MICH, Sept. l6.-Richard Rose, Q
well-known farmer and bee cultur1st residing near
here, was taking up hive OF honey last Saturday
and was stung on the end or the middle nnger q
his right hand. In a few minutes he became In
sensible, while his finger and arm swelled rapidly
10 an enormous size. His condition appeared 70
closely resemble catalepsy, and during the sue.
ceedlng twenty-four hours all efforts TO restore
him 70 consciousness proved futile. AT the end OF
the time mentioned he regained his senses, and
about che same time the swelling began TO SUBJ
side and has now disappeared, but left peculiar
feeling in the hand and arm. He has been stung
many times before, but never with such serious
consequences.
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AUCTION SALES
DUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA

Under authority of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Virginia. rendered Ssl
at its special term, June, 1887, in the suit Of iii
Rotchford and wife Riordan and others, the sub
scrbers special commissioners, will Offer at public
auction, at the Fairfsxsreet entrance to the court
room Of the Corporation Court of the city of Aexan
dria, Va, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOUR, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the Farm,
near said city, known Spring Park" of which
Philip Rotchford died seized and which he resided
contains about so of land of superior quail
ity and in good condition. 1t is improved by good
brick dwelling house. large barn. granery ice house.
&C. &C The land is we'll watered is situated just be-
yond the city limits of Alexandria, about half mile
from the local depot of the Alexandria and Washington
Railroad and in character of SOIL improvements and
location Is especially desirable for farming truck
ing purposes
Terms Of sale: One-ffth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the residue in three equal instruments
at six twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
SALE with interest the purchaser to give his bonds for
the deferred the title to be retained until
they shall have been fully paid the buildings to be
kept insured in the of $4,000. at the least by
at tho cost of the purchaser in such FORM that in the
of oss the benefit of the policy shall to the
purchase bonds and the property to be resold at the
purchasers risk in default of complying with the
terms OF sale in the payment OF the purchase money
S. FERGUSON BEACH,, Special
s16-7t JOHN NJ JOHNSON, ! Commrs.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

E1pHoszo Youses 20.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
New Akron Oatmeal. New Akron Avens,
New Akron Cracked Wheat New Akron Barley,
New Akron Rolled Oats,
New Akron Granulated Cornmeal,
New Akron Graham Flour
The above goods direct from the celebrated
Akron Mills of FERDINAND SCHUMACHER and.
having been manufactured since the cooler weather.
are ABSOLUTELY tree from weevil or any other in
sect ELPHONZO YOUNCiS CO.,
42S 9th st. NV.
p. S-Also elegant firm and bright Cape Cod Gran
berries.-E. Y. Co. SID
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.
A Season Of Festivity to be Ushered i'm
Sunday Evening.

The great Hebrew festival season begins Mon
day, or rather at sunset Sunday evening. That is
the beginning Of the new year, according to the
Hebrew reckoning, the first of the month Of
Ifshr, OF the year 564S after the creation OF the
world. ROSh HaShanah, or new year day, Will be
celebrated from Sunday evening until the follow
Ing Tuesday evening. Some OF the Hebrews be-
longing to reformed or modern congregations
celebrate only one day, while the more strict
ISraeliteS observe two days. The holiday Is known
also as the day OF remembrance, and Of the serv-
ices In the synagogue the blowing Of the rams
horn forms peculiar and significant part. Rosh
HaShanah ushers In a series OF holidays of most
sacred character to all good Israelites. Wednes-
day, September 81, is the fast of Gedalyah Satur-
oay the 10Th is the sixth day Of penitence and IS
especially day for revtv1ng religious sentiment.
on Tuesday night, the 27th. begins the great Day
OF Atonement (Y0m Kippur) the most important
DAY In the Jewish calendar. On that day every
Jewish man. woman and child will gather into
the house OF worship 1t is the day upon which
the lsrael1te feels himself near to his God 1t is
last DAY. and lasts from sunset until sunset. At
sunset on october begins the Feast OF Booths,
Wncn lasts Tor eight days and with palm branches,
cltron, the myrtle and the willow, representing
Strength, meekneSS, purity and charity, the
israeltes render thanks to the Creator for all the
DOuntles which kind Providence mas shOwered
upon them and on the earth. october IL is the
Iestlval OF rejoicing In the law. On that day the
moSC conservative and orthodox congregations
nnlsh the reading Of the weekly lessons OF the
PenCateuch. The school board Tuesday night
adopted resolution eXcuSing Jewish children
from attendance at school on Jewish holidays.
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At Rock Hill, s. c., Monday, the Rev. Z. q. Price.
Methodist minister, was publicly cowhided by J..
B. johnson for circulating scandalous stories
about Johnsc0's sister.
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DOTTED HIS PRISON CARR.
josh Harlan. the COunserfetter, Fin.
fishes his Sentence and L. Set Free.

JOLIET, H., Sept. 16.-The last or the famous
gang OF counterfelters, OF which the celebrated
Pete Mccartney was chief, took his departure
from the Joliet prison to-day. HIS name is Josh
Harlan, and for years he was one OF McCartney'g
trusted ieutenants In showing the queer" Amer
house gang until the entire gang WAS broken up.
Rittenhouse, gray-halred old man, getting a
long sentence In Joliet, which he served with
Boyde, the celebrated counterfeit engraver.
Boyde is now squaring IL, and 80 Is Rittenhouse.
Mccartney is In the Michigan City prison serving
fifteen years sentence. Josh served a four years
sentence with Pete at Michigan City. and when
out he had an abundance OF the queer" which hc
began TO shove In Ohio, where he was caught and
served five years at Columbus. lie then came To
illinois, HIS supply or counterfeit money not YET
being exhausted, he began showing IL again. and
was settled in Bloomington IN 1885 for three
years sentence at Joliet
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GoLCoNDA, Ill, Sept. LEON Friday morning.
September 8, one Jas JoneSbecame involved IN Q
difficulty concerning the settlement OF an account
for labor with John Long, who resides In Living
ston County, KY, opposite this place, at the resi-
dence or Long. During the controversy the lie
was passed. and I'm the melee which ensued Jones
was severely dubbed over the head with rifle In
the hands OF Long, and was left for dead He was
brought to this side OF the river where his wounds
into going TO the middle or the river In q skin
under the pretense on the part OF several OF his
differences amicably and as "brothers In the
church" should do on arriving there he was ar
rested on q warrant OF some Kind sworn out by
Long, and Will have his preliminary examination
to-day. The citizens or Golconda are quite indig-
nant over his kidnapping, and have retained an
attorney TO defend him and assist In the prosecu-
ton OF his kidnappers.
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owosso. NICE, Sep. 16.-The son OF Henry Foote.
OF Byron Township, recently purchased q new re.
volver, OF which he was very proud. Victor MO
Laughlin, young man who was counting Miss
Elizabeth Foote young Foote'S sister, called at the
house q few days ago, and when the lad began 10
tell about his new and dangerous plaything Nc.
Laughlin asked 70 see IL. Miss Foote excused her.
self TO get the pistol, expressing some fear thas
her young brother might shoot somebody II he gos
IL, whereupon young FoOte declared there was no
danger, because the revolver was not loaded.
When Miss Foote re-eDtered the room where MO
shoot" She then pulled the trigger or as she de-
clares, the pistol went on accidentally. AT any
rate, Mclaughlin fell dead with O bullet In his
heart and the woman tainted. He was twenty
years old and highly respected. Miss Foote =